The chimperor** Is Going Shopping For Some Clothes This Week!

[leftchick]

And the heart-pump man will be there to help. It isn't going to work fellas! Americans are seeing all of you naked ass repukes for what you are! Greedy, lying, murderous bastards....



http://today.reuters.com/PrinterFriendlyPopup.aspx?type=bondsNews&storyID=uri:2005-10-02T130441Z_01_N30209296_RTRIDST_0_BUSH.XML

~snip~

This week, after a month dominated by hurricanes, Bush and top administration officials will seek to rebuild Americans' confidence in the Iraq war.

Vice President Dick Cheney will have lunch with troops on Monday at Camp LeJeune, North Carolina, and give a speech. Bush will give what was called a significant speech on Iraq on Thursday.

Aides said the reason for calling greater attention to the war is to report progress in training Iraqi forces, a prerequisite to a U.S. pullout, and remind Americans that Iraq risks becoming a safe haven for extremists if the United States were to withdraw its troops prematurely.

Despite the bad headlines from Iraq, officials are pinning their hopes on Iraqis turning out in droves to vote on a new constitution Oct. 15. They also say trained Iraqi forces are increasingly able to provide for their own defense, having taken control of two towns recently.

However, there are persistent questions about the quality of these forces and the degree to which they have been infiltrated by insurgents.

[madrchsod]

1. iraq was not a "save haven" before the war

and now it will be? that`s leadership?

[LittleWoman]

2. DC Dick

is going to have lunch with the members of Columbus, OH based Lima Company--the same one which suffered a large number of casualties in August when he and the Clueless Cretin were on vacation. I think those soldiers have suffered enough without having to break bread with the devil.

[leftchick]

3. I can only imagine how they must feel

and it is shaneful he is using them for a photo-op. Again!

:grr:

[LittleWoman]

4. Judging by the interviews I saw on the local news media

I think many of them are still in a state of some sort of shock. As with most cohesive military units, their loyalty is with their fellow soldiers and this came out in the interviews. I think it will take a while for everything to sink in and no one likes to admit that they have been taken in. The betrayal of the American people by the present administration will leave a myriad of scars for many years. Far beyond my lifetime I am afraid. I work in a federal office and in our public lobby there are pictures of the two of them whom I will not name and at times it almost makes me physically ill to have to see their pictures.